At Water Resource Technologies, we provide complete Design & Engineering Services for Water and Wastewater Treatment Systems, transforming project requirements into efficient, reliable and practical treatment solutions.
Our engineering process begins with a detailed understanding of the raw water/wastewater characteristics, required treatment capacity, desired outlet quality, available site area and specific project requirements. Based on these parameters, our engineering team selects the appropriate treatment process and develops a complete system designed for optimum performance, ease of operation and long-term reliability.
We provide engineering support for Sewage Treatment Plants (STP), Effluent Treatment Plants (ETP), Water Treatment Plants (WTP), Reverse Osmosis (RO) Plants, Ultrafiltration (UF) Systems, Water Softening Plants, Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) Systems and other customized water treatment applications.
Our Design & Engineering scope includes process design, treatment technology selection, design calculations, hydraulic design, equipment sizing and selection, process flow diagrams, P&ID development, General Arrangement (GA) drawings, piping layouts, civil layouts, electrical and instrumentation planning, equipment specifications and BOQ preparation.
We carefully evaluate each stage of the treatment process to achieve the required water quality while focusing on energy efficiency, optimum equipment sizing, reduced operating cost, easy maintenance and efficient utilization of available space.
From initial concept development to detailed engineering and final execution support, Water Resource Technologies provides technically sound and customized engineering solutions tailored to the requirements of every project.
Process Design & Technology Selection
Hydraulic Design
Design Calculations
Equipment Sizing & Selection
Process Flow Diagram
P&ID Development
GA Drawings
Piping Layout
Civil Layout
Electrical & Instrumentation Planning
Equipment Specifications
BOQ Preparation
Detailed Engineering
Technical Documentation